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HUNTER COLLEGE, BETA CHAPTER
"What we want most to be, we are."
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What did you learn throughout the pandemic?
President
Katherine luna
Polaris #100
Vice President
Stephanie Rivera
Nura #112
Secretary
Angel Kinney
Elentiya #89
Treasurer
Amanda Garcia
Aven #119
The pandemic was depressing People were thrown into the depths of boredom and loneliness as we navigated the uncertainty of living in quarantine. It made me appreciate the little things. We took for granted so many people and situations. I missed seeing my sisters, we would only be able to interact online. It wasn’t the same. The harsh reality is that life will throw us curve balls when we least expect them. But, it made me appreciate so many people in my life!
Catherine JEREZ
Sakura #58
One thing the pandemic taught me is to take the time to spend time with your loved ones and cherish your memories with them 💕
Maya Lukaszewicz
Sultry #60
I learned to put myself first, and that every feeling whether it be negative or positive, is always right. Your wants and needs are valid. Help yourself first before you help the passenger next to you, right?
Samantha Rosa
Khaleesi #61
One thing the pandemic has taught me is that I should learn to branch myself out to new experiences and how to depend on myself more often. After finding out about ΕΣΦ in the pandemic, I became more confident and have more faith and trust in myself.
Alia Salomon
Violeta #74
One thing that the pandemic has taught me is that I’m a lot more resilient than I thought I was, and I learned to be more confident in my actions.
Alyssa
Barnett-TJOA
Vanellope #83
During the pandemic I learned not to take people for granted. Enjoy your friends company, tell everyone you love them, don’t cancel your plans, and do what makes you happy. During quarantine I worked on getting more creative with lesson plans and how when I got back in person I could be a better teacher.
Lydia Crawford
Adeline #84
Something the pandemic has taught me is take advantage of this time being at home and doing stuff you couldn’t do before. It made me want to bake & cook more. You never gonna get this much free time ever again🤪
Erykah Gonzalez
Arya #99
One thing the pandemic has taught me is time, priorities need to be set straight, but travel more and live ✨
Hairam Dinamares
Avyanna #102
This pandemic taught me how to truly love myself and go after what I desire - to stop holding myself back and to stop allowing others to hold me back. I have come a long way on my journey of self love and acceptance. One thing I can’t wait to do is continue growing and incorporate my love for dancing into something extraordinary 🥰
Liliana Hernandez
Donashii #103
One thing I learned throughout the pandemic is to take self-care seriously.❣️It’s important to spend time doing things for yourself😌. I began doing more frequent spa nights throughout the pandemic as an act of self-care and it has been great for relieving stress!
sEBASTIANA nAZ
ZAFIRO #105
The pandemic has taught me to value, cherish & love my things & my people while i have them. this life is SHORT, and as much as i wish forever existed i won’t get to love my things & my people forever.
sAVANNAH yUSKO
NMI #110
This pandemic has taught me to cherish my life more and the moments I spend with my loved ones. I’ve learned that I enjoy going to baseball games and working out. I will keep trying new things and visiting new places because tomorrow is never guaranteed ✨
jENNEFER cAMPOVERDE
Soraya #111
I learned to put myself first, and that every feeling whether it be negative or positive, is always right. Your wants and needs are valid. Help yourself first before you help the passenger next to you, right?
Stephanie Rivera
Nura #112
This pandemic has taught me to cherish my life more and the moments I spend with my loved ones. I’ve learned that I enjoy going to baseball games and working out. I will keep trying new things and visiting new places because tomorrow is never guaranteed ✨
Emily Zhuo
Yuè #113
I learned to put myself first, and that every feeling whether it be negative or positive, is always right. Your wants and needs are valid. Help yourself first before you help the passenger next to you, right?
Maya McCormock
Aysun #114
One thing the pandemic has taught me is time, priorities need to be set straight, but travel more and live ✨
SOFIA ROTHERMEL
Rhaenyra #115
I learned to put myself first, and that every feeling whether it be negative or positive, is always right. Your wants and needs are valid. Help yourself first before you help the passenger next to you, right?
ADRIANA ALMANZA
Gaïa #116
One thing the pandemic has taught me is time, priorities need to be set straight, but travel more and live ✨
Oyikansolami Awon
Arzu #117
I learned to put myself first, and that every feeling whether it be negative or positive, is always right. Your wants and needs are valid. Help yourself first before you help the passenger next to you, right?
Kristelly Castro
Isolde #118
One thing the pandemic has taught me is time, priorities need to be set straight, but travel more and live ✨
Amanda Garcia
Aven #119
I learned to put myself first, and that every feeling whether it be negative or positive, is always right. Your wants and needs are valid. Help yourself first before you help the passenger next to you, right?
Kayla Hom
Freya #120
One thing the pandemic has taught me is time, priorities need to be set straight, but travel more and live ✨
Liliana Khidr
Aëlla #121
I learned to put myself first, and that every feeling whether it be negative or positive, is always right. Your wants and needs are valid. Help yourself first before you help the passenger next to you, right?
Paola Maldonado
Krya #122
One thing the pandemic has taught me is time, priorities need to be set straight, but travel more and live ✨
Lisbeth SANTOS
xalïa #123
I learned to put myself first, and that every feeling whether it be negative or positive, is always right. Your wants and needs are valid. Help yourself first before you help the passenger next to you, right?
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